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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-24
MoRg TRousle AsouT eRock
The Nsqnisiiion Papers FsfIed-Arve-f~d
for Being Fogiflse from Justfce.

The i.sqnisifion pspers Faned Arrested
for Being Fsgiflse from IustfCe.
The oIcsu ar experiencing considerable
troubls Ia their attempt to bring Michael
Brook bsok 20 this cty. Waen Under
sheriff Lam0respz went % obtain ihs si.Ha-
tare of Governor Dgieshv. Of Illinois. he 80
rueed % s.-n tte Ts4uisitun Papers al Mr.
8rmorfs5E fal no c3pr ~ tie complaint
aifI him. That rerlsman laafasilate
res reed - Chicago aa8 hsi Isrses hrresie9
e. q f5-five ff9w 'tstce nn3 bc is ncT
con BeI in tle Hsuisen street STAT
There Cork - tha Police C1nn Tosff
Yesterday maee oaf thre caes - tse
csrleis nt lor she nee ~ Governor Ia.s
Governor 9E eshf sH3 A. laarrta1v. ead
Yesterday sfsfn0on Sheriff bshop sia-e5
fof Chicago with fhr8 Ga his E.9ssrsrlrr.
~ fafnore8uK SO feieeraebe3 fae Prose
cgtue Attorney Ffster ~ seknE Aia fo
cale - Chiese.. es BIS pfeseE p ust usess
safe tH ssrfe rrofks fu Mr sT
uss ont n tlNg. ssa iersale SEE
ph.r message. fslifi 's re- i 80 he
N refgr1 .as rsan niE
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-24

A good sized audience was present last
night AT Redmonis Opera House to witness
the athletic exhibition given under the su-
spices OF Fred j. Daily and John Dineen, as
a benefit 10 the latter The entertainment
opened with tour-found boxing match be-
tween Johnny Roach and ". l. Gibbs. cf
Kansas City. The sparring was lively on
both sides the men were evenly mStche1.
blows were exchanged. and the referee de-
cided the contest a draw. This contest
served 10 WORK the audience into good
spirits and made them on the Qui viye for
what was TO follow. Harry Rose followed
with al exhibition OF C,ub-swinging. Jack
Donahue and Joe Begley. OF Bay City, stood
before each other Tor four rounds, Jim Nur-
phy, OF Biz Rapids. and Billy - Donneli
followed with Ike amusement. and then
Gibos shd Tradege Wrestied Grace h9-
man. The great interest, however iay N
the contest between pineeu aud William
Daniels. The latter although on the sta .
and looking comparatively well, pleaded
sickness. and his place was more than filed
by Fred j. Daily. For three rounds the
men stood before eacn other. smiing good
natnrsdiy a. blow was landed or parried.
and the audience cheered each of them
vocferously. The contest was oae of the
finest ever seen in the city and the audience
was well pleased. At the close of the Daily
Dineen contest. Daily stepped 10 the front
Of the stage and offered 10 mstch Dineen
against any man OF i55 pounds weight in
the world for from $40 10 si 0Jo. After I
deal OF hemm;ng and having friend OF
Daniels stepped forward aud accepted the
challenge for him. 50 a match between the
two may be looked forward u.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-24
GLADSTONE TO DANA.
The English statesman Expresses fiis Ap-
nreci.flnn nf American STmnafhz

The Englisb statesman Expresses sis Ap-
probation 81 American sympathy.
LoxDoS. March , Mr. Gladstone has
cabled the following 10 Mr.. Charles A.
Dana, Of the New York Saa in reply to the
resolutions adopted at the meeting Monday
night last az the Cooper Union, Of the citi-
zsEs OF various uationaliiies called by the
Municipal Court OF the irish National
Ls,gus 20 protest against the proposed CO.
erci0B for Ireland.
"Ctarfes A. Dam. Ner York ! am very
sensi5is0f TIC value oil the sym pethy which.
froul TIE .irst we have re1ei vel from. As !
believe. the greof nsiOuty of the American
people in our attempt - secure inst meas
r-es of good sove-nm8nt for Ireland. a srn-
iathy which feel sure wiil continue 10
attend until iusl policy shall attain its
coming cnnsImma,ioa-
~ F. GLApsroxE"
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-24
DOWN AT LAasiqG.
E'sw Touns 10 the Proposed CsArter
Amen suents.

.AtfIft tttrGAa
tt-.ss... fst fs.t.sss slts.e
LAsslsa. Nsrcl 81 To-day hls been a
quiet ooe here The House held a sesnou
ia ths mornin< and tasn adjourue,l until
soner-ox so al 10 attend the anuaai sale Of
stocS al rhe AErcs.tarai fl..ese which
nif r.acs l-.s si..rnool. A -cuale amead-
prnt fo a .aF of l,>i. Esseiiug permission
tl EUt diseased eaft'e adtinr sleeD aai
lors0i Ess uGef e. ana tomorrow the aye
~ e1nrcnr cI, Sill cs ere sfcc al order %
oase si-t there IS promise 81 lively
ttisei Tee l1..citrF cln1ulttees hase
straei to reaatt tcs Az io o- D Yrsrs. TIE
--nA.e oas done u1f.iUg ao4sv r.rept 20
maze ae tr 9sf t.ms. lAe pfamiacnl
snt.er. of conversation among cta oI EN-
p aTes an1 sire uHlIers base 81 wh0 snail
aa lre f1cces f1f ~ me iate tfn'arf tsa-
rrai da1er.sen a ps-It3n .1r rls api. .ut-
nttr. "a H Huw 1a~er Assistfur Ati.t-
ant tsnefs. Nas crcg.s.as ln hota ihs
-eaat- anl y Iss totaf tad + Tst uuivr
sally A.nef or memue-s i-resce gs o.
n1rsy Ar Hauph-sy cas- hfen rite ihe
ste eene-sf Robertson frr ihirfteu Tssrs
AM b. rs.d serHs.nts3 1iA tle w0rs rrs
90 .he iefsfasa Airrir there are
.reir1 1priiesn.s Ft1ni eF=rl1r iuts -
are cans. tsrlsE fhe oio.eraur sail 10
cay tret ls fnN aot make tlr .r9iCs u1-
receive t1e saiTy 1l las oai-e up o. that
are
FEe rs.r1sf rsu~r7eufarfrfs srT s+iIl here
ihe emeersrg post o. 81. .asde ~ ~
usuters u fNa Lfr sItllre tnf eTr.frss
ard ihs g4tIf1-. aul 0aiies -<tssflve
sf Sos haff .sfrf teair-hr iz4 ihe
Hslse .Hf eFe1Iu. iac ..sFles tfs er
Efss tri We7fa H-I- .r-Is - itnsio1
ss1s in afenasn-e of avilsl.1u aad tae
T.. 81
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-24
a SLICK saNN swiNoLes.
5000 Drain Diseiosss . Frsad Of Un-
ilmllsd MsEattuue.

~ lla-4 fle-r.
DEgaosr. March - A bis baak swindls
has been discovered here which appears %
have been almost national IL the breath OF
irs operations some parties have hat en-
sraved drafts and eaee.s Of the Asrlefte
Exchange Bank Of Asr.etfs. Mich, ard
these have been filled ou1 for various sums
ranging from so 10 SIS each aud Negotiated
throughout the country. For two or three
daYs past th-sr fraudulent papers have
been coming into he First National Bank
OF ta.s Cisy from al parts OF tAe nion Tor
col iectlon. Oae OF which came ia today II
a fair sanp'e Il Was drawn for e. 6jJ AMI
Was ssgned Sy "Jonn h. Martin. cashier
There Is 40 such institution As the Mar
lsfte Exchange Bank of Nsrlette." That
village has bat two banks ant they are the
Marlette and the First National Bank OF
Narlet.e. The extent ot tie fraud IS not
knoNr. but il appears % have been Of great
nasulrUta
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-24

yesas peep.s 's.lfsrs<.s sss. ? s. = > -
tae Htg iss e4fssas<s I.,es.tss ats IS a1s
s'iskf fss ssfsei .ns q rse4 Hs sai4Fea
- a. -aaa 4e fsTa Fisnu b sas
sea f.s .tafi-t rAs HeN e.
Afs 9 81 3aaasfs lssiisals iais ag,el-
4aea fka i4ies 81 fas lorE - = seasi
tlflfsa bas4 = sleaF aoclsl - tse t4nss 81
"a Lsak efts1Frls 3 tEat 4nd as 81
ace. So ~ I 84ck "a fatse
sqsaiaz. "a 1.l<s 1laae stl iecltre tsnaF-
rss zgsniaz ca t5s Aueo4a. sat Niss
Dsftl4 usssF fsrnerly ~ taA pieee. .
fslilas TREAD Ia tqse -~fsesideat koeis
sea 4o4 s1fssy sf SAITH. q tas + :. a u
tazir -s..i
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-24

Sl uT rlff IA March - The fr.si 81
I7hn Assnsiori t3r he m1a3sr of the Rev.
Gen Hsltocz eegaa .his ruornine 81
onie Son was alse'i 10 Judge Lewis A. hsi
b ru sluctE afs2 sli The worS of suapsnei-
fug 'uFr ~ss tsE1n. The co1rt room was
psesed Ulth friends ~ both sides It .s
thosghf flsts = Ilrv viii he secu-@i some
tirls tomorrow snl fhat the csse Vii bs
iaiir opened thts week.
Ihirfg larors have hesu examined totiav
vi'nouf any eeiag acceptei. snd the ssate
hss eEhsustesi four out ~ their feu ner-
ecspfnrv challenges. TIE defense have ax-
aafistei s'sQen ~ Their berefn atorT ehal-
ienErs I- il tbo1zAt thst ary wiu be
selerfe1 ~ noo.1 tanao-r8T
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-24
@Ososs. SUICIDE on ~sArq
A DssFa4t -~as sfisa-a MAJ .ss wife
pe.a. tsels D@aghtsF SFsEsd


Dera9ir hsfeh 25 a mysterious donole
nardsf % double suicide was discovered
here tos.ay. Charles q yu. ~ss . Fgeaeh
msfcnant tailor. dung bustness oa
Randolph st. Ant living on Aapole0a-st;a
Sith his sic sssc - snt daugater sked
81 fsr two t4Ys oC8ia has Dot appeared
az b Is o'ace 81 business. and today -easch
9as instituted. Ills CCts I'D thar 0f bis
siie sefe found .yins At their residence.
while tas daughter previously bright
so1lsn. ~4s iodad 60 b. = chsitegas lalof.
esglrk lived 9Th tie bodies oi her parents
t1r the past Ls0 days. Zee daughter -
unable 10 tell anything Of ths tragedy and
there are no marks 0t violence On either
50av Indications point 90 sooas kind u
asphyalsti0n as the means Of desth. TIE
police are divided bet seen the theory thai
tne OF folks salcided Ia eommOn AMI that
f1e man killed himself and sife
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-24

I.oTDoS March 13-Mf. PaFnsil has sent
the following cablegram 20 the editor Of the
New York Ss
Nas. ot9rfss 4 nfa7. Ae- Ygrk.-On the
pat of ms colleagues aud also ~ myself, J
teans your great meeting no~f hear iiF Tor
tneir sympathy and encouraging message
% Ire and. Ne honor most highly these
continued e7idence~ Of American frienlif-
nesx They are of tbe greatest advantage 10
oar caase. sr1 riii much encourage the
irish raopls i1 thsir iinle of approve hf~e
tr1rn.e and sufsring
CHsRIHs S. psrsrL1
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-24
a MISUNDEaS TANDING
The wsssworhers Mass coavsntion Last
Night Nearly Failure


Night Nearly Failure.
The Wageworker's Mass Convention at
The Superior Court room last evening was
not a success. There seems TO have been
misunderstanding about the call some
having the idea that it was called
by the Committee Of FlNeen' and
It Is said that members Of the
Committee Of Fifteen party took especial
psins 10 circulate the report that the meet
ing had been called for the purpose OF en-
dorsing their actions and nominations.
wh en-, in fact il was called by those who
are opposed TO the methods Of the Com
mittee o. Fiftesn' "a result OF the inis-
understanding. the assembizge was yes
lit was not large-and there was no way
OF finding out how many Of the Commit
tee OF Fifteen" party were present Josiah
Tiooetts Of the Fifth ward was called to
the chair. and after some rather informal
talk about tie rights aad duties - work
ingmen relative TO the city and ward Offices
Il yss decided to adjourn until Saturday
night. Most 81 those present were Green
hackers and Il is known that some Of them
were supporters Of the COMMITTEE Il
Fifteen" bat who. or how many. was not
apparent, ffom the discussion, nor from the
scd0n taken.
IT, want caIn.nns 0f fh-s rarer utH End vou a
nice iufulsltd -sUn il fH4 dsks
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-24

-tsk-et4e 20 fst fs--.sfs-tskA-..
JAeEsoS, March 23.-Ths horseshoe turn
ing contest took place al Assembly Hall
this evening between John J. O'rool and
Gsorre Wahr, both OF this city, FOR a purse
of SIS SIDE IL was Won BY . fool, wnO
flashed his huntredth shoe IN one hour
four minutes and llity-three seconds. This
beats the record made by Damn a. Detroit.
By - minutes seven seconds. O'fO0l WAS
very cool through iut the entire contest.
while Wahr was vsey nervous. When time
was callsd War Dad twenty one rnnnishei
shoe aad O'ToOl wss then ecared the
Hinu.r.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-24
SEVENTY KILLED.

4 Terrf5te Exploston Reported ~ Rave
Occurred in Ansfrsla.
LcsDoS. MARCH IA dispsfch from 3 =
nev. iu ths south 81 Naes. ssys that an er-
ri0+on occurred in the Buli Co'5srg. near
sidasy today. Killing sevsnty persons and
inluf ng macy more
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-24
Pl.lla anrsurnn

Charles Pickle. the man who escaped from
PaT0.msn johnson. and Who was though;
10 have gone 10 Chicago. was captured lasi
evening hy Deputy sbcsh Witrsma. When
found be was ai work a. a farm hand ou
the Kinney farm two miles from Aood
Ylie. fie haf "a his possosaipn itf ciah
which be Wresfs>i from ih+ officers hand
a. The time a. his escape fse vas ioaeed
ia iaii last night an' viii probably be given
a hearing ihis m0rniDg
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-24

tNh- 0tttt - ftt Tt-+-aAH ttesAa
DErrou, March "a complaint was
lsii before the United States Commissioned
today aul an order issued for the arrest oi
Julius St-oh. Secretary OF the Lion Brewing
Company He IS charged with having
f-a-1alently neglected aad refused % make
entries of materials be used a. book kept
for that parpose and especially with having
made no entry oil 500 pounds OF Ceraline
be euyioved in brexin-
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-24

tt'-lNlIt y ~ TI-.stta-ffftli-
ApA. March 23.-John Yo1nglove was
baiiY hurt yesterday in attempting 10 stop
a runaway horse. lie was knocked down.
anl nis shoulder badly hurt aud his skull
fractured. bat the doctor thinks ne will pull
through The ngregadOnalists gave a
sgysr social in Ala towns dip tonight
Measles are on the wane
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-24
Hundreds or Passengers Transferred -
Narro.r h.cane OF Inelxe Talnllie..

iunnffts o. iNe@fHEFrt lrsfrferre r.
Marrow hscape Of Twelve Families.
Bi-strlk E. OAK. March 5-The water
fo05ing 'hc bottom lands south of the city.
has iallen nearly three feet today. The
steamer Helen has Transferred nesr,y rive
hundred east-boaa3 passengers To-Day. and
about tVo hundred were conveyed a. the
west shore. A messenger ffofa f.ereua.
thirty miles t0wn ihe river. states thsr a
man vas sesn il9r f-e shore there -sser-
day hoauuE down tAe stream 90 q caea r
ice. and vslnly appealing f9r aeip. lIs o.
supposed 70 Lave been crowned TveIse
families near ieVena were caught afsd u-
pFis0nei in their houses fsf freDty-f .1r
hours oF the sldden Good bat faalir es-
capped bg iamting scrsss t1e H5afr CAKES
re. The beg a1f gorge 81 sal in-
taCl A. Asni1l fls 2ater has ~ ea 51e
fl-art river has nfi yst b-pEen. r8f fae
wafer IS psssinE 1Uier le lCe anu a8 f1f
ther dAIsee is zrti1l ratea
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-24

csr 500. 8areh g Carter n. Harrison
~ss rsaominatsi for Mayor ~ s1clsnsf.oa
in the nerserrsflc rlIoicinsi couvsntssa
fals alasrn0er. bat pcs ieeiy deeiEed ~
r1a. A. EAs -Dnolgeian ~ aiF sreeefi bow
sv e ersNd ~ his frisu3s. a. aFef a cen
ference rstaroet and said tast Be hai Fs-
esasa ieref azs aclon snd would seceDt the
nm -ll-....
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-24
COULDN'T AGREE.
The Jury n me ClesrY Case Disehsr<sd
sadtag -is 20 six-

NEv N1Ts March 3 The Jury ou the
ir'ai Of ~ Alderman C.ssry far bribery re-
rsrfei a. $50 IN that fsey cou.1 not
agree They vere ti sreup01 . s-hargei
~ the CoSrf ThV hsi been eat sin.s
1873 last nigbl. TheT stood six fJ- eonv.e-
tom ADJ slS iur ac4Jifta.
JgiEe hsfrstt AZ once erantei m3tiJu
By = ~1aier % admit C.ssry CD bail asain
~ his oai hor3s. AT Ciesry isft ,he culrr
surrounds hv a crowd of snfhug site
fnen District Attorney Nsr. ne ss.i 10
cal 8 not say what h.i 5aai action r 'he
case wouid Be- Judge Barrett adjourned
be term nafil ridsF next
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-24

The case o. Charles 3 Watson. of Rsrflen
~prings, against DR. r. ~. Meitison. -
Chicago. for malpraciice, vac concluded in
the United States Court esierdhy tie iufy
returning a verdict 81 no cause ~ sclioa.
Watson wanted $40 600 damages from Dr
Mattison for having tfea.ed him Tor piles
with bad results.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-24

NEW YoRg. March 23.-To reporter for
the United Press Jay Gould and Chauncey
NJ DePew both today expressed their entire
satisfaction with the Interstate Commerce
Commission selected by the President.
Both were especially pleased with the seiec-
tion o. Judge Cody.
BosToN, March 23.-Chares Francis
Adams, President of the United Pacific
Railroad Company. said today: Judge
Cooley and Nr Morrison are men OF un-
doubted capacity, and I consider them ex-
cellent appointments. No d0uo, the others
are also good. as the Pre,iient has used
such care selecting them President Phil
lips, OF the Fitcbbufg Railway, says: Il
know Judge Cooley slightly. and think be
is a good man. / don't know the others. ="
Have You got ho1e TO rent, 4 quarter In
vested IA cor waGI aG columrs WI dispose OF 1t
a. .rrr p . 4.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-24

RsnssFEs. y g.. Aareb - -Er-caiiei
Ssates sens q fapasef ~ Can-
srds.sas. Is dangerously Cd a. his home in
taai e.e W ef. - fass ctlF. hss asea
81 ensene8 - consat sith ths "a 8eat
phy s.risn resaraiBg hls sas>.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-24

PaisrF4rass. Nsrea ls--Tis f.aHen
bsrk Ias.aao se-rs las been rFsn - f9r
Iost shs isf Csrasess n fsnas~T - ys'h
fffl ege sna cfsr a t4eea uer.
Notf ne ass teea fesr1 - esr sftre
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-24

ts.ese f<s.eses sFfestfe 81 80 ttsss
- s4en i-=t ssssii.E ass esse asF hsl
saee saa asssn ss1 sd fea alssssesa 81
ssas - tl.s t.f4ef faeatfe esees 3 leas-
ssafztffs 81 itst ss.e t4.Aflss fs>stsaf 4lss
ts1eee tett ..-i.sss.s eeA Sitss@ait q. -
aas sksstsis4 a. Ef.a aat@a Hks a IA
fart iaasio. Aseas atsd kas S slessrffte -
ezsi So hss tas essp tAs t'lafacls,t st.p
ass<si .sltta ets4s fxEatf ulss ts.
lslftlsssis e.f< sf1sas ttfi sats ~ tea lsitti
IA ~ aaast itst sseses - ftst aflasssil.ift
iss1s Lass saaeIses tt,lar Abas 1sssa.iis-
seo xsse tss i5fas Aa.4s issss@fsle in i.-s
ahnfesl - SIS ~tlss ti.s staaf wss istssosf
InE fits ss-rasAass was "a inat pica<@iit
4 ~ f.s4efavs estassaaf Ease fssiaesk siiis
Esssi atls4s,gl iaat uixnf. AfituH tsllfti
- ~ eseea4llt god a. tLt tsAsas tsfs
iseus< v~ - Improvement Va tues.iA}
84st.f aefleaos
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-24
Michigan Iroitinx Association.

ssf....t- 81 fss rt.,-s,a--sssss
jscS-oS Marcn 23.-EepTesentstiges Of
the association in the nev Indiana and
Mlchissa rrottiue Circnit comprising the
cities ol fal xson. isIsing. l1nis. East Sag
insv. ferrs Hsnta am Columbia Ciiv.
met here fodsy Tho purses and classes
we're arranged and considerable business
lrlnsac-eI
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-24

Hearts of Cal" pscked the house ii the
Wonderland last night the interest iu tie
play seeming - inciease instead 81 Nane
The advance sale ieF the balanot 81 the
week is very large and the manager Smiles
. sweet smile of oonfentnenL
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-24
Chase CuIlings.

tst.at.tt 70 tt.t.sss st.Nea-
CH,ss. March 25.-The Republicans have
plsced fall township ticket in the hsId-
Mrs Rev. d. r Breed. Of Rsed City. has
t-ran zeG Lsiies Congregational Mssiorary
S1lety. ~ Chase. with the following
officers President Mrs J. J. Turner. Vice
ss.dent. VI : e.. J. Bachsni Secretary.
Mrs. } "A. knevels Tr. asursr. Mrs. J. Sicol.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-24

HeorY + tslihg manager uf ths Amer
ess1 fsehaAsss Ia tnfolF hss arrives ~
Aeu eft alef hasins efeni ssuse aayt "a
Calca1o wnefe hs tined vstk JoseI.D
&caii a. fhg Caieaeo ffbeu< lie Nriss
afgofnesk Mcssfs tufnef 4 g arfo.l thank
ma lhen sog tAt tles.ani tlnis bt hes Ia
Grand Eapias an6 setus A. b. certain ftai
bs ssD win hls s0ii sEaiDsl isaWFeust bar
ryft ln ref.ig - ths st1lensont ~ the iaile1
that hs haI1rflf 49, cisFeea tlilry tss
ger oenl Scr the use ~ money loaned M.
oillig says 30 ibs Asw Aurt Ilitisss Ar.
barntt REMARKS are tmpy absurd The
whole matlsf - fii ltis hauaS pf eminent
c0ansel- There afx fWe distinct suilz. out
having been troUahi ht the American Ia
change Ia iuro5< for mones loaned AGAINST
abundant security. ana tue other on sou
tract between MF. barreil ana nFsst i
an Depreseuled hg Judge Nan kaafaf aud
TIE csmpany ~ Aleeiueu s Sullivan. TIE
standing 81 these feni4eassB is Rnaisss sas4f-
aBce that NJ Barrett Wii uu be asked 50
DO anything that ls not right. Just ano e. uii.
Eble.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-24

Nine. Melville and q strong company
VII present the boy Tramp. ~ tie NHaiae
Mother, nexi werk af tie Wonderland.
The state press speaks very highly of the
Performance.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-24

Miss Pomeroy vii b. tle guest a. ibe
o-Wasb-ta Nonr Club thss afternoon wLich
is ladlrs day AZ the club.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-24

~ the ssy i Is reported la theatrical circles
that the la.entcd Ofano i.Apias boy willard
Brigham. who Wns lae Hui@Io - Miss
Povsroys Hamlet last nieit if eIseagea a.
b. marIie3 10 Miss Agnes Asxusri. ti4s
Opheie 0f the cssi kis Msensrd is =
msmher 81 a fne Boston family, aud
cousin u Manager h f. Rlos. of tlsi CITY.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-24

400 pieces White Goods &C per
yard anc upwsra.
50 pieces Striped and Flsld Web
vets s9cs gsc and sa.oo per
yard.
200 pieces Spring Dress Goods
5 10 soc per yard.
200 pieces best American Indigo
Blue Prints 5 s-ze per ysras
worth Sc.
40 Curtain Scrim and Lace
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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-24
THE FLOODS REcE0iNo

t. want cain-nns 0f fh-s rarer u8l End you
nice furnished -eom a i~n day.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-09-17
GOVERNOR LOUNsBURY,s OAR.

A PalatiaI Structure Fresh From the
 shops of the Consolidated Road.
 There was completed few days ago at the Consolidated railroad car shops in this city a new drawing room car, No. 277, which will be known as the Governor Lounsbury." It took six weeks to build it. To all outward appearances tho car is similar to the latest styles in use on the Pennsylvania road of Connecticut except in this, that everything was new from the paper wheels with their steel tires to the air ventilators on the roof. Entering by the door at one end of the car one finds himself within @ little vestibule flanked on one side by the ladies' toilet and on the other by the heating apparatus. A door with shiny plate glass frame faces you and, on entering, the interior presents a pa latial appearance. The entire floor is covered with a carpet of @ Turkish design, the re- volving chairs are hair-lined and upholstered with olive green plush, and in front of each chair is an ottoman which completes the har- mony between the chairs and the carpet The walls of the car are finished in ma- highly polished oak and diamond figured plush-covered wood. The ceiling is paneled in mahogany and oak with gold fres- coing here and there to enhance the beauty. The ventilating windows are of stained glass and are manipulated on the highest princi- pies. The fixtures are highly polished brass. The windows are of plate glasgof: the ordina- " size and besides the conventional curtains there are draperies of oliye-green brocade plush lined with yellow satin and finished with gilt.wound cordage and tassels, At the rear of the car opening from g little passage way is the smoking room, which will accom- modate eight persons. The,seats face each other and are leather covered. In the main portion of the car tables can be erected on which to play cards or lay luncheon. The sanitary arrangements of the car are perfect.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-09-17
THE CONTRACTS AWARDED.

The Work of Painting Four of the
 City and Town Bridges Given Out
 to the Lowest Bldder-many Bidders.
 The joint committee on roads and bridges from the boards of selectmen and aldermen met in the town agents office last evening and awarded the contracts for painting four of the city and town bridges. The contract for furnishing material was awarded to Thompson & Belden. Their bid was for Masury paint 614c. per pound, Princess me- tallic 11sc., linseedi oil 42o. per gallon, and boiled oil 45c. @' 5e-7@-
 The other bidders for material were R. B. Bradley, T. G. W. Jefferson, Glenney & Son and Booth: & Law. -s>-=.--. --.-
 For painting the Tomlinson, West Chapel and Quinnipiac bridges s. I. Gilbert was awarded the contract. He bid $198 for Tom linson, $35 for West Chapel and $99 for Quinnipiac R. B. Bradley got the contract for Lewis bridge. He bid $9S.
 A correct list of the other bidders and their figures on each bridge is as follows: On Tomlinson bridge-S. I. Gilbert $19S, Painters and Paper Hangers Cooperative association $35O, F.W. Haesche, T.G.W. Jeff $252, R. B. Bradley $339. On Lewis bridge s. l. Gilbert $115, Frazer & Nichols $144, T. G. W. Jefferson s179. F. w. Haesche $a54, E. Amann $165, Painters and Paper Hang- CTS association $180, F. D. Haesche $115, R. Loud $125, R. B. Bradley s98. On Quinnipi- $175. s. l.. Gilbert $99, G.. Amann $243, F. W. Haesehe F. D. Loud $175, Frazer & Nichols $190, R. B. Bradley $145. West Chapel street-F. D. Loud $95, S. I. Gilbert $35. Painters and Paper Hangers association $77, G. Amann $129, F. w. Haesehe $214, Merwin & Gar row $7S, I. G. w. Jefferson $2O5, R. B. Bradley SQ5.